An interesting change of pace for a first person shooter that has some nice ideas and mechanics, but can't quite get everything to sing.

A small but good open world fighting experience; Plenty of mechanics and options to try out; Lots of freedom to try different approaches

Wildly fluctuating levels of challenge; Slow non-combat sections

Was really looking forward to this after playing it at EGX. Game came to release it was just a buggy mess. Don't even get this if it's free

Homefront: The Revolution 's eventful back story is well documented. To switch publishers and in doing so change direction mid-development is something that can really affect a game.

Perhaps the saddest thing about Homefront: The Revolution is that it's capably developed. It's not buggy (at least not in the PC version I played) and it runs smoothly. The guns feel fine; the lone vehicle (a motorcycle) is easy to control.

Not sure why this got such bad reviews. I didn't play on day one but I don't see any issues and its actually a very fun game to play. There are a lot of games out there that deserve a worse rating than this.

It has taken so long for this Homefront sequel to be released that North Korea could have conquered America as well as the rest of the world in the time that it has taken to get from the drawing board to the shelf.

Really good game. Graphics are excellent and responsive. Although, camera lets it down.

I played this game more than enough. It suffers from boredom and an uninteresting plot. The story is just ridiculous and out of this world unreal. Narrative designer CJ Kershner told GameSpot "I don't really think that we're dealing with the reality of the political situation now." That says it all!

Its a good game but there are tons of glitches that the game manufacturer hasn't fixed.

Fun game and easy to progress. The story is interesting if you like distopias and the gameplay reminds me of other games such as Far Cry